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Law Society warns new security and investment bill is 'a sledgehammer to crack a nut'

The Law Society fears that legitimate foreign business will be adversely affected

Consultation: Judges to be deterred from political decisions

The MoJ is consulting on proposals to strike a balance between citizens' rights and effective governance

Warning signs: a delicate balance

There is a balance to be struck between mitigating the risk of injury and avoiding oversized warning signs in public spaces, as Joshua Hughes explains

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Judges to retire at 75 to reflect social change and support courts in crisis

Mandatory retirement age of judges, magistrates and coroners to increase from 70 to 75

'Super-deduction' tax break 'grossly unfair' for professional services industry 

Many professional services businesses set to miss out on £25 billion 'super-deduction' tax break

Budget: No 'sharp teeth' on tax, but avoidance schemes will feel the bite 

Anticipated tax increases failed to materialise, though new steps on tax avoidance were unveiled

2021 Budget does little to quench thirst of 'legal aid deserts'

£450m provided to support justice system in England and Wales